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Thank you for your interest in adopting a Ragdoll. The UKRCC does not currently have any cats seeking new families, but it is possible we will be looking for loving, life long homes for needy Ragdolls in the future, so please check back from time to time for updates.

Do you have a cat homed via the UKRCC Adoption Scheme?

Although the UKRCC is no longer in the position to find homes for any new Ragdoll cats, the charity remains completely commited to all the 500+ Ragdolls and other cats it has rehomed over the past six years. If you rehomed a cat via the UKRCC adoption scheme and wish to contact us for support or can no longer keep your cat, please contact us by email. We shall endeavour to do all we can to help you. If you have a UKRCC cat and just wish to let us know how they are doing, we would love to hear from you too.

 



Now Rehomed
Minky and Kato have been in a foster home since April 2009 and are looking for a family who can give them a loving, forever home. They are cats who like fuss on their terms, but are gentle and friendly and they are very happy to be groomed. We are looking for a quiet, child free, pet free home for them, where they will have lots of love and care. They must be rehomed together. Their foster carer says: "Kato and Minky are a lovely laid back pair. They are shy at first but once they get to know you they lap up any attention. The only thing they love more than each other is their baskets and pink cusions, they will chill out on them for most of the day, so much so that there belly fur is tinged pink from the dye! Minky is definitely boss over Kato - she loves attention and will purr when she sees you and loves a belly rub. Kato is more stand back, although he also enjoys a cuddle. He recently nearly lost an eye but due to his laid back and good nature we were able to save it by putting drops in 6 times a day and you can barely tell there was any trauma there now. As much as I have loved having these Raggies in foster care for almost a year, I really want them to be able to go to a home environment where they can enjoy there final years in comfort with a lap to curl up on." For more details please click on their photos.

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